Sentence examples for necessary indeed from inspiring English sources

Necessary indeed.

Which makes the retelling each generation necessary indeed.

Those dramas, though, are necessary; indeed, they are frequently insufficient.

Sir Leicester Dedlock in Dickens's "Bleak House" is a laughable old aristo who regards gout as a painful but necessary, indeed a noble, part of his family inheritance.

So natural and necessary indeed that she not only searched for answers, but insisted on laying these pretty brutally on the rest of her family.

"If the war is over, are all of these measures really necessary?" Indeed, the journey from Trincomalee to Colombo, just 160 miles, can take more than eight hours.

Necessary errors, indeed.

Scott Lemieux calls it "an indefensible decision that wasn't in any sense politically necessary, and indeed might be politically counterproductive".

Instead, the patent holder should simply publish terms and grant non-exclusive licences to everyone willing to accept them, unless it can justify to the grant-giver why exclusivity is necessary.Indeed, a backlash has already started.

Oh, and anyone who didn't see why that was the right, necessary and indeed the only possible course of action was a sellout and a coward.

"It is necessary, and indeed a duty, to honour their memory, for whenever memory fades, it means that evil allows wounds to fester.